US EditionCzso: the Age Index in the Czech Republic Is Growing, Last Year There Were 133 Seniors per Hundred Children | českénoviny.cz
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The so-called age index, which corresponds to the number of seniors per hundred children, is increasing in the Czech Republic. Last year, there were 133 people over 65 for every hundred boys and girls under 15, about four more year-on-year and ten more compared to 2018. After the Covid epidemic, life expectancy is increasing again. However, the life expectancy of men and women aged 65 and over differs in different regions, with a difference of 2…
Last year, the number of seniors increased compared to children under 15. According to the age index published by the Czech Statistical Office, there were 133 people over 65 for every 100 schoolchildren.
Prague - The so-called age index, which corresponds to the number of seniors per hundred children, is increasing in the Czech Republic. Last year, there were 133 people over 65 for every hundred boys and girls under 15, about four more year-on-year and ten more compared to 2018. After the Covid epidemic, life expectancy is increasing again. However, the life expectancy of men and women aged 65 and over differs in different regions, with a differ…
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